examples/PowerLinePrompt.ps1
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#requires -Module TerminalBlocks param( [PoshCode.Pansies.RgbColor]$StartColor = "DeepSkyBlue", [PoshCode.Pansies.RgbColor]$EndColor = "SlateBlue4" ) # We need a bunch of colors for the prompt... $Colors = Get-Gradient $StartColor $EndColor -steps 8 | Get-Complement -Passthru -BlackAndWhite # This is the main thing that makes it PowerLine [PoshCode.TerminalBlock]::DefaultCaps = '', [char]0xe0b0 # Hhere's the prompt: $global:Prompt = @( Show-ElapsedTime -Autoformat -Bg White -Fg Black -Prefix "" -Caps '', '' New-TerminalBlock -Newline Show-Date -Format "h\:mm" -Bg $Colors[2] -Fg $Colors[3] Show-LocationStack -Bg $Colors[4] -Fg $Colors[5] Show-NestedPromptLevel -RepeatCharacter "&Gear;" -Postfix " " -Bg $Colors[6] -Fg $Colors[7] New-TerminalBlock -Spacer -Bg $Colors[10] Show-Path -HomeString "&House;" -Separator '' -Bg $Colors[10] -Fg $Colors[11] Show-PoshGitStatus -Bg $Colors[8] New-TerminalBlock -Newline Show-LastExitCode -ForegroundColor 'VioletRed1' -Caps "", "`n" # This is literally just a decorative chevron to match the continuation prompt New-TerminalBlock -Spacer -Fg White -Bg $StartColor New-TerminalBlock -Spacer -Fg $StartColor -Bg $Colors[14] Show-HistoryId -Bg $Colors[14] -Fg $Colors[15] ) # Make the PSReadLine continuation prompt match the last line of the prompt Set-PSReadLineOption -ContinuationPrompt █ -Colors @{ ContinuationPrompt = $StartColor.ToVt() } function global:Prompt { -join $Prompt # We _could_ just set the -PromptText above and leave it, but that only changes the last "" of the prompt # This way, we're changing the background of the whole last section of the prompt: Set-PSReadLineOption -PromptText @( (([RgbColor]"DeepSkyBlue").ToVt() + ([RgbColor]"SlateBlue").ToVt($true) + "") + (Show-HistoryId -Bg SlateBlue -Fg White) (([RgbColor]"DeepSkyBlue").ToVt() + ([RgbColor]"Tomato").ToVt($true) + "") + (Show-HistoryId -Bg Tomato -Fg Black) ) Reset-LastExitCode } |